Sentence examples for unable to prevent some from inspiring English sources

If Congress is unable to prevent some of the expiring measures from hitting, the fiscal blow could harm two of the sectors most responsible for this quarter's decent performance: personal consumption and government spending and investment.

Yet the kingdom has been unable to prevent some of its own citizens from joining or funding the Islamic State, which enforces a version of Salafism, a puritanical wing of Islam related to Wahhabism, the religion of the Saudi ruling family.

Because the observer saw the order after drug administration, she was unable to prevent some errors.

At the same time, European labor unions, after finding themselves unable to prevent the migration of some jobs to lower-wage markets in Asia and Eastern Europe, have become more willing to compromise.

Outside lawyers who conducted a monthslong investigation of sexual harassment at the network last year reported that the separation of the "60 Minutes" staff from the rest of the news division meant that the show was unable to prevent inappropriate conduct by some of its top executives.

Although Andros was unable to prevent Baltimore from granting some land on the Delaware, he did successfully blunt the Maryland leader's attempt to control an even greater portion of land.

The poorly funded Interior Department was unable to prevent degradation of the park and in some circumstances, was complicit with special interest groups.

However, trypsin-activated α2M (trypsin-α2M) is reportedly unable to prevent the amorphous aggregation, in vitro, of some proteins [5].

"Despite excellent work in some cases, staff were unable to prevent a high number of very concerning incidents that carried a significant risk of serious injury.

Blockchain systems are effective in preventing some types of rating fraud, such as bad mouthing and whitewashing attacks, but they may be unable to prevent ballot stuffing sybil, constant, and camouflage attacks.

Some students were angry that adults were unwilling or unable to prevent tragedies.